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This is Miami. We never miss an opportunity to embrace our motto: More, Bigger, Brighter, Sexier and Splashier. We take an event like Art Basel and crank up the celebration element higher each year. We're a city of enthu...

I had no idea what to expect when I walked into Theatre 54, a small space on the 12th floor of a midtown building on 54th street to see Australian playwright Andrew Bovell's play Speaking in Tongues.

Effective immediately, Martin Platt will no longer be serving as the artistic director of Olney Theatre Center. Alan Wade, a member of the Olney board of directors, is serving as interim artistic director while Olney und...

Sophie Calle has never been one to tip-toe around private matters. In 1981, the artist spent three weeks as a chambermaid in a Venice hotel...

President Barack Obama shook hands with Psy at Sunday’s taping of TNT's "Christmas in Washington" concert even as the controversy surrounding the South Korean pop...

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The three violin sonatas of Schumann do not make for a well-rounded meal by themselves, but when offered with such spice, such care in preparation, and served at just the right temperature, as Jennifer Frautschi and John...

The early 18th century was a great time to be alive, if you happened to love music. Not only was Johann Sebastian Bach churning out one masterpiece after another, but a dozen other top-notch composers — from Hande...

George Washington’s dishy letter about Pierre Charles L’Enfant is coming home. George Washington University revealed Monday that Albert H. Small, who is a native Washingtonian and a big local real estate de...

Today, the communal lifestyles of Jews are evolving and changing unlike anything in the last several centuries. Many synagogues and community centers are scrambling to figure out how to connect to a younger generation th...

Is there room on your smartphone for a soul-sensor app? You might hanker for one after attending “Altar Boyz,” the musical that’s larking about at 1st Stage in Tysons Corner. The show’s characte...

MOSCOW (Reuters) - The head of Russia's renowned Hermitage Museum accused Russian authorities on Monday of fostering "mob rule" in taking up complaints by Russian Orthodox Christians over a British exhibit they said inju...

NEW YORK — David Mamet's return to Broadway has been upstaged – by David Mamet. A crackling revival of his excellent "Glengarry Glen Ross" opened...

GREELEY -- Preserving the memory of his only daughter in song brought Paul Sacco to an emotional crossroads that he wasn't prepared to face. Every...

Choreographers have long been fascinated by the supposedly stationary act of sleep. There’s Romeo’s heartbreaking pas de deux with the limp, slumbering Juliet; Balanchine’s tragedy “La sonnambu...

The question that tempts mankind to the use of substances controlled and uncontrolled is next of kin to Hamlet's: to be, or not to be, someone or somewhere else.

What have been your biggest art stories of the past 12 months? Picking just ten was difficult. In a year that saw London show off...

"Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" has an origin story, just like your typical superhero. After Alana Thompson captured the attention of "Toddlers & Tiaras" producers,...

Since his breakout success in the 1996 Broadway production “Bring in ’Da Noise, Bring in ’Da Funk,” it has sometimes felt like Savion Glover has a chokehold on tap dance. His style — a no...

This is the first major New York revival of Jonson's masterwork Volpone in 50 years, and it's staged with flair. What's better than seeing the amoral rich get their comeuppance?

Al Pacino deserves a great big hand for his performance in the Glengarry Glen Ross revival. Whether he was aware of it or not, in some lip-smacking press coverage he was the victim of quite a pre-opening drubbing for def...

There has been an endless amount of discussion about the impending fiscal cliff faced by the United States government, especially here in Washington, D.C. It...